Riverdance started as a seven-minute interval act at the 1994 Eurovision song contest.

A group of volunteer doctors and nurses treat patients by day and fundraise once their shift is over.

It's a scandal that has spanned decades as Australian and British servicemen sent to nuclear testing sites fight to be officially recognised for their service and suffering.

Malcolm Mawhinney lived a simple life - he loved cricket and helping the homeless. Once a week for 10 years he volunteers at the Bill Crews' Exodus Foundation - a charity that helps the homeless and vulnerable.

The "Hot Curri Jammers" play the uulele together at Sunshine Coast's beautiful Currimundi Lake.

Exford Primary School students Cadin and Ashton, 11, were on board the bus that flipped in Eynesbury, west of Melbourne in May this year.

Chris had popped into the post office in Townsville while his wife waited in the car with kids when a group of alleged thieves pulled up beside the vehicle with the intent to take the car.

A few weeks ago Lourens told us he dreamed of getting a job at Bunnings. His smile says everything.

Ian Wilkinson, 68, was seen with a walking frame arriving at the memorial to farewell his wife, Heather, who died.

In the nation's capital the ACT government says we're not winning the battle and the problem is the law.

He sells the great Australian dream but his customers say he delivers a truckload of excuses.

Ashley Griffith, 45, allegedly filmed the rape and abuse of young girls and uploaded the material to the dark web. Until today, his identity could not be revealed.

There was mould on the station ceiling but Senior Constable Justin Darney was allegedly told to "paint over it".

The furore forced the celebrity couple to issue an apology, saying they did not intend to re-traumatise the victims.

It's confronting and heartbreaking, but homelessness is alarmingly becoming normalised as Australia's housing crisis worsens.

A Sydney Uber Eats driver has been accused of using the app to tap "collect" and "deliver" food without doing either, leaving families without their orders.

The Rolling Stones have been the ultimate rock and roll band for seven decades but it isn't over yet for the iconic musicians.

Teachers are leaving the profession in droves as allegations arise of abuse, abandonment and even assault along with the fight for better pay and support.

A Current Affair has warned you about Metropolitan Plumbing before - but the fight continues with customers.

The owners say they know it's ugly but have defended it. "The neighbours can put up with us."

Police flew from Queensland to Victoria to speak to a man over a cold case, but he never showed up.

He alleged he was the victim of a catfishing scam but now he's facing court for allegedly breaching an AVO.

Subcontractors said they were owed $1 million following a development deal on the NSW Mid North Coast.

Former Qantas pilot of 34 years Richard de Crespigny said it was "time for Alan to go" after it was announced that Alan Joyce's time as the Australian airline's CEO had come to an abrupt end today.

A fast-talking property mogul dubbed the "boyfriend from hell" can now add "convicted fraudster" to his titles as well.

Extreme eczema sufferers are calling for a national strategy to get the chronic health condition taken more seriously.

A mother-of-three who claims she almost died after a bad botox procedure has welcomed the medical regulator's plan to crack down on the industry.

Australia's imagination has run wild since personalised number plates came in, but not everyone has been able to stamp their ride with what they would have liked.

The sister of a woman allegedly stabbed to death in western Sydney has broken her silence, revealing the torment and control Drew Douglas endured in the final years of her life.

Two business owner brothers who were fined for importing "spas that could kill" have found themselves in hot water again.

A classically trained opera singer, Raffaele Pierno credits his sizeable citrus fruit to his singing.

Australian author Andy Griffiths' crazy tales and their whacky illustrations are a worldwide hit.

A tiny tablet is providing huge results for a young girl with a debilitating condition.

It's one of our most popular electronic companies but a growing number of customers say they're staying steer clear of Samsung.

A Melbourne handyman had plans to sell his investment property and retire but after giving his tenant 90 days to vacate he claims she left it in ruins.

Hunter and Jett Lawrence are two young Aussies taking the motocross world by storm.

A New South Wales community has come to the rescue of a nursing home that closed in their town 18 months ago.

The owner of a Brisbane coffee shop claims her local council is unfairly threatening to fine her after vandals graffitied the heritage-listed building she works from.

Amid job cuts, store closures and an earning slump, it's not all bad news for family pizza favourite Domino's.

The son of mushroom poisoning victims Don and Gail Patterson spoke publicly for the first time today at a memorial – while the woman at the centre of the mysterious deaths was absent from the service.

A mother has been left in shock after receiving a fine for something she's done countless times before.

Days after announcing a record profit, Qantas has been accused by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) of selling tickets for flights it had already cancelled.

The father of a 13-year-old girl, one of four teenagers charged after an alleged machete attack on a security guard, says his child was turned into an alleged criminal after living in state care.

Ally Langdon has put your questions about the upcoming referendum to the prime minister in an in-depth interview.

When we grow old, we hope our loved ones will be there to protect us.

Towies are meant to help you at an accident scene, not put you in harm's way.

At a time when every cent counts, it's important to know who's in charge of our food.

Almost eight months after being critically injured in a helicopter crash on the Gold Coast, 11-year-old Nicky Tadros has finally achieved the goal that kept him motivated through his recovery.

One of Australia's top child protection investigators has revealed what parents need to know to protect their kids, as criminal syndicates from overseas drive the rapid growth of child exploitation online.